For skin cleansing, removing make-up, and moisturising. For sensitive, atopic, dry, combination acne, ageing, couperosa, and normal skin. Also for children, youth, and men. Forest extract. Contains no fragrances.
Moisturizes, protects and nurtures skin. For dry, sensitive, atopic and normal skin. Also Children and men. No added fragrances. Includes forest extract.
Moisturizes, protects and nurtures skin. For dry, sensitive, atopic and normal skin. Also Children and men. No added fragrances. Includes forest extract.
Moisturizes and balances skin. Dry, sensitive and atopic skin. No added fragrances. Includes forest extract. Also for children and men.
Prevents body odour. Balances the bacteria in the under arm area. Sensitive and normal skin. Also for children and men. Sodium free. Aluminium free. Includes forest extract. No added fragrances.
To cleanse the face, remove make-up and moisture the skin. Sensitive, dry, atopic, couperosa, ageing and normal skin. Also for children and men. No added fragrances.
Thickens and gives volume to hair. Removes oiliness. All hair colours. Normal, sensitive and oily scalp. Also for men. No added fragrances.
Moisturises and balances the skin. Dry, sensitive, and atopic skin.
Revitalizing and skin barrier-supporting oil serum for all skin types. 100% natural ingredients soothe and deeply hydrate. Contains Finnish forest microbes, no added fragrances.
RESEARCHED INFORMATION ABOUT NATURAL HEALTH
Luonkos products are the largest product family containing forest microbes that have been granted an allergy label.
"Urbanized lifestyle, environment and the resulting
lack of contact with nature reduces the versatility of the human microbiome and affects the immune regulation and our general mood. Health can be promoted by strengthening people's connection with diverse nature."
"Microbes in nature improve resistance and immune system
function and prevent symptoms and diseases caused by disorders of the immune system. Human is not so much an "individual" as a complex ecosystem with at least as many microbes as its own cells. According to the WHO, this may be the
most crucial advances in understanding health in recent years."